MEET THE TEAM

Kirsten Hintner works with Sea Watch Foundation, primarily managing the ‘Adopt a Dolphin’ scheme. Kirsten is also the regional coordinator of Cornwall as well as involvement in film making and producing. She trained at the London College of Communication, gaining wildlife filming experience at the BBC’s Natural History Unit before starting work at the Open University, producing course material for distance learning. Kirsten has experience in all aspects of filmmaking, including operating cameras, recording and editing audio, vision mixing, voice-over and many other techniques. She became a freelance worker in 2000 with her own company, ‘Worldimg’, and has since worked for a variety of organisations, including the UN, BBC, NIACE, Open University, the Community Channel and many charity organisations, including Fauna & Flora International, National Phobics Society, Barnardos and Sea Watch. Kirsten produces short films, documentaries & video journalism pieces for internet use, and other media for marketing, education, broadcast and fundraising purposes. She has been involved in community film-making projects and has often worked with children and with people with disabilities.